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Author: Oliver Moore

Contrary to popular opinion, learning Latin does have a use in society: saving thousands of lives

Comedy August 22, 2017By Oliver Moore

Carthago delenda est

PornHub to introduce premium 70mm category

Comedy August 22, 2017By Oliver Moore

Simply marvellous quality.

Biblical burning bush planted in Quadrangle

Comedy August 1, 2017By Oliver Moore

This tree is a long way from Mount Horeb.

Really long, many words: week 10

Regulars May 18, 2017By Oliver Moore

We ask students to explain their theses in 200 of the 1000 most common English words

‘My Name is Emily’ shows us exactly why every father is terrible

Reviews May 16, 2017By Oliver Moore

Has there ever been a positive father film?

Safe Schools must stay

Opinion May 2, 2017By Oliver Moore

If you axe Safe Schools I’ll fucking axe you

Security eject Trump supporters from Manning for “grab them by the pussy” chants

News November 9, 2016By Oliver Moore and Naaman Zhou

Supporters of US presidential candidate Donald Trump have been ejected from Manning Bar during an election results party today. Their…

Begroeting! Dutch royals on campus!

News November 3, 2016By Oliver Moore

Due to a very specific curse, Oliver Moore is unable to leave campus, thus making them the perfect reporter for things the Uni wants to hush up by holding them outside semester

Help, I’ve discovered my work can legally fire me, what the absolute fuck

Analysis October 5, 2016By Oliver Moore

Oliver Moore really hopes this doesn’t go viral and get them fired

Dancing to their own tune

Culture September 23, 2016By Oliver Moore

Oliver Moore asks what the music scene’s like if you’re trans

From the mines

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